@effect/atom-react

Patch Changes

• Add a skipInitialRun option to Atom.serializable and Atom.initialValue. A seeded effect or stream atom then keeps its hydrated or initial value instead of running on mount, until it is refreshed or a dependency changes. Factory get(...) calls and withReactivity keys are still tracked; dependencies read inside the effect are tracked from its first real run.

Patch Changes

• Allow scheduler 0.28 as a peer dependency so React 19.3 installs no longer report a peer conflict.

Patch Changes

• Fix hydration mismatches in delayed Suspense boundaries by sharing a stable server snapshot across atom readers, including useAtomValue selectors.

• Tag every module and directly importable export with an explicit @stability. @stability stable follows strict semver, and @stability unstable may receive breaking changes in minor releases.

Patch Changes

• Effect 4.0 is the first stable release of Effect v4. It replaces the 4.0.0 beta and release-candidate series, whose per-release notes remain below under the 4.0.0-beta.* and 4.0.0-rc.* headings. To upgrade from Effect 3, follow the migration guide.

  Packaging and versioning

  • All Effect packages share one version number and are released together. Use the same version of effect and every @effect/* package.

  • @effect/platform, @effect/rpc, @effect/cluster, @effect/cli, @effect/ai, @effect/sql, @effect/workflow, @effect/experimental and similar packages are merged into effect. Separate packages remain only for platforms (@effect/platform-*), SQL drivers (@effect/sql-*), AI providers (@effect/ai-*), framework bindings (@effect/atom-*), OpenTelemetry, Vitest and tooling.

  • Modules such as effect/http, effect/http-api, effect/rpc, effect/cluster, effect/workflow, effect/ai, effect/cli, effect/sql and effect/schema import from effect/<area>. APIs tagged @stability unstable may have breaking changes in minor releases. APIs without a stability tag follow semver.

  • APIs that expose a third-party dependency are tagged @stability unstable, because that dependency's releases can change them. This covers NodeRedis, DenoRedis, BunRedis, @effect/platform-node/Undici and the undici dispatcher APIs, the ws options and re-exports in the platform packages, driver-specific options and clients in @effect/sql-clickhouse, @effect/sql-d1, @effect/sql-libsql, @effect/sql-mssql, @effect/sql-mysql2, @effect/sql-pglite and @effect/sql-sqlite-do, the provider clients, models and generated schemas in the @effect/ai-* packages, @effect/opentelemetry, and the vitest re-export in @effect/vitest.

  • effect has no runtime dependencies.

  • New packages in v4: @effect/platform-deno, @effect/sql-pglite, @effect/ai-openai-compat, @effect/ai-typesafe, @effect/atom-react, @effect/atom-solid, @effect/atom-vue, @effect/openapi-generator and @effect/doctest. @effect/docgen now lives in this repository.

  Core

  • The fiber runtime was rewritten for lower memory use and faster execution, with smaller bundles and better tree-shaking.

  • Services are defined with Context.Service, FiberRef is replaced by Context.Reference, Cause has a flat structure, and many combinators were renamed. See the migration guide for the full list.

  • Software transactional memory is built into Effect.tx, with TxRef, TxQueue, TxHashMap, TxPubSub, TxSemaphore and related Tx* data types.

  • Clock separates wall-clock time from monotonic time.

  • New modules include Semaphore, Latch, LayerRef, ErrorReporter, ByteSize, Newtype and Crypto. Arbitrary is now a native property-based testing module and no longer depends on fast-check.

  Schema

  • Schema v4 is a new implementation with faster parsing, class-based schemas, make constructors on every schema, and effectful decoding with services.

  • SchemaRepresentation powers JSON Schema (Draft-04, Draft-07, 2020-12 and OpenAPI 3.0/3.1) import and export, TypeScript code generation, and AI structured output.

  • SchemaBinary provides a compact binary codec and is the default wire format for cluster transports.

  • Optional JIT and AOT schema compilers are available as experimental modules.

  Platform, HTTP and RPC

  • HttpApi supports typed response headers, streaming and SSE responses, the HTTP QUERY method, HttpApiTest for in-memory testing, and much faster type checking for large APIs.

  • The HTTP modules add static file serving, response compression, rate-limited clients and graceful server shutdown.

  • Socket has a pull-based reader with backpressure and STARTTLS support. Network addresses are modeled by effect/net.

  • RPC serialization is schema-aware and supports server-originated requests and notifications.

  • @effect/platform-deno adds full Deno support. The Node, Bun, Deno and browser packages all provide the platform Crypto service, and the browser package adds IndexedDB support.

  Cluster and Workflow

  • Workflows can be declared with class syntax, and DurableQueue and an in-memory WorkflowEngine are available.

  • Runner memory can be bounded with ShardingConfig limits. Shutdown, entity movement and persisted replies are more reliable.

  SQL

  • @effect/sql-pg uses a built-in PostgreSQL client with pipelining, prepared statements and binary codecs, and no longer depends on pg.

  • @effect/sql-sqlite-node uses Node's built-in node:sqlite and requires Node 22.16 or newer.

  • SqlError exposes structured reasons such as UniqueViolation.

  AI

  • effect/ai adds EmbeddingModel, the DecisionModel classification and rating API, dynamic tools and tool approvals.

  • The MCP server supports protocol versions 2024-11-05 through 2026-07-28, including elicitation, sampling with tools, resource subscriptions and typed tool output.

  • Provider packages cover Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenAI-compatible APIs and OpenRouter.

  CLI, Atom, observability and testing

  • effect/cli adds global flags, command aliases and examples, an interactive wizard mode, and shell completions for Bash, Zsh and Fish.

  • effect/reactivity and the @effect/atom-* bindings add SSR hydration, stale-while-revalidate atoms and serializable RPC and HttpApi queries.

  • The OTLP exporters can be configured with standard OpenTelemetry environment variables, and @effect/opentelemetry aligns logs and spans with the OpenTelemetry specification.

  • @effect/vitest runs property tests with the native Arbitrary module and supports Vitest fixtures.

  Requirements

  • TypeScript 5.9 or newer. TypeScript 7 is recommended.

  • @effect/vitest and @effect/doctest require Vitest 5.

  • @effect/atom-react requires React 19.

  • @effect/platform-deno requires Deno 2.8.3 or newer.